Police patrols help ease back-to-school traffic

September 7, 2026

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The Barbados Police Service instituted a number of patrols to help ensure the smooth flow of traffic this morning.

Public Affairs and Communications Officer, Acting Inspector Ryan Brathwaite, says the service is satisfied with the results.

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